Six-year-old Taylor, who has been diagnosed with Autism, went behind his neighbors' barn to light a fire, hoping to cook some food. Taylor had seen his parents start fires and light candles, but they told him never to build a fire without adult supervision or close to buildings, and Taylor had never built a fire on his own. The fire burned for a few minutes, and then Taylor attempted to put the fire out by dousing it with water, covering it with dirt, and stamping on it. The next morning, Taylor's neighbors discovered that their barn had caught fire and was badly damaged. The neighbors sued Taylor and his parents for negligence. What standard of care should the jury should apply to Taylor's actions? A reasonably prudent person under the same or similar circumstances. A reasonably prudent person with a similar physical disability A reasonably prudent person engaged in abnormally dangerous activities A reasonably prudent person of the same age, capacity, intelligence, and experience under similar circumstances